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atre on June l. has been made by Mr.. Frank Marshall
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atre, June l, has been made py M rranA "isn"
the wellknown dramatisL
Miss Helen Bruno will appear on May IL at the Biou
Opera House In two comedies. Signor Del Puente,
sgnor Novara Mrs Couron Lett and others are TO par
ticipae in this performance vocaliss MISS Bruno
talents and accomplishments are not unknown ana
pleasure to many OF her admirers
Henry Irving intends to add to his repertory the
character OF Robert Landry in the drama OF The Dead
Heart" 1t is a sagacious choice. The Dead Heart,
now about thirty years old has long remained dsused
The late BENJAMIN Webster highly distinguished in
It the English stage while In America IL was ong lne
chief feature In the repetory 2. me ae sted
Mr. Irving.
The play called Anarchy" which has been written by
MI Steele Mackaye will have its first representation on
May 80 in Buffalo The occasion is 10 be made that OF
testimonial TO Mr. Mackaye, who is native OF that city
The cast of this piece WILL stated include Miss Annie
Robe Miss May Irwin, Mr.. Eben Pympton, Mr. =. De
B Belle Mr. Rnryyo Lse Mr. l Julian Mitchell Mr. Harry
COurtaine and Mr.. Mackaye himself.
To those who take pleasure in the wonders ana
comicalties Magic, 1t is good news that Mr. Hermann
Is coming back to town. Mr.. Hermann will appear at
the Grand Opera House next Monday ght May 0, and
will remain there for week Bis entertanmen. VIII
include The Vanishing Lady, The Slave Girls, and The
Fata M0rgana.
Mr. George Edgar may be heard In New-YOrk next
Sunday He purposes read condensation of the four
Gospels forming life OF Jesus under the title or FROM
Bethlehem to Calvary; and his reading will be
illustrated with Stereopticon views
famous paintings that have been Inspired by sacred
subjects The merit of this plan is obvious Mr. Edgar
Is well actor, for his uncommon ensipiny,
the sincerity OF his nature the dignity OF his mind and
the compass and finish OF his vocal power
Mr. Couldocks benefit promises to be one OF the most
interesting events OF the dramatic year. The perform
ance will take place next Tuesday afternoon, May TO- at
the Star Theatre The programme is officially announced
Clara Morris will speak an opening address. Edwin
Booth and his company will present the third act OF
Hamlet" John Gilbert, Fanny Davenport, Mr. Mante
and Mr. Barnes will give the screen scene nom ron the
School for Scandal" Lawrence Barrett ana DIS com
pany win present the fourth act Of Julius Ggsar Mr
Jefferson Annie Robe James ONeil, Mrs Drew kyrie
Beew and Mr. G. W. Denham, will appear tnru act
of The Rivals" Mr.. CouldOck himself Will recite In
character the poem of The Vagabonds" by j. T. 1row
bridge MIR Wilson Barrett had been asked to participate
IN this performance and had kindly consented to do So
but as IL could be assigned TO earlier GATE imam
NAV TO- Mr. Barrett Is unable to appear Indeed he sails
for England on the morning of that day.
Mr. r. g. MOrriss farce of The kindergarten can be
seen now al Dockstader's Minstrel Hall.
At the Grand Opera House Professor Cromwell VIII
give his this season. next Sunday night The
subject Of 1t Is Ireland.
Mention is made OF the fact that Mile Adolphne
Zemeier is coming TO the Thalia Theatre.
Mr. Nc Caull brings back his opera company TO
wallaoks Theatre next Monday night May o. presenting
the Black Hussar."